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LatinNews Daily - 16 April 2026
In brief: Brazil hails major sale of euro-denominated bonds
*Brazil’s treasury has sold €5bn (US$5.9bn) of bonds, marking its first euro bond sale in over a decade. According to the state-owned news agency Agência Brasil, the government’s last sale of euro-denominated bonds was in 2014. The bonds were sold yesterday in three tranches, with €2bn of treasury notes due in 2030, €1.5bn due in 2033, and another €1.5bn due in 2036. Brazil’s Finance Minister Dario Durigan described yesterday’s sale as “historic”, saying that “we successfully returned to the European market and we will seek new markets by the end of the year”. Bloomberg has reported that Brazil’s treasury is planning more sales later this year of bonds denominated in euros, US dollars, and Chinese yuan.
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